Zardari Returns To Dubai

Pakistan People's Party chief Bilawal Bhutto Zardari today returned to the country after spending over a week in Dubai but will not lead the party's campaign for the May 11 general election, one of his close aides said.

Pakistan's former military ruler Pervez Musharraf said Friday he would definitely return home Sunday to contest historic elections in May and that he was prepared to risk any danger to his life.

Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari returned from Dubai early on Friday morning and his office says he is not worried about the political crisis that is gripping his country. Mr Zardari's government and Pakistan's powerful military have been in confrontation mode over the last few days, fuelling fears of a coup. There has also been pressure on th...

Pakistan's president returned on Friday from a trip to Dubai that provoked fresh questions over whether he was being pushed out of office, his spokesman said, adding that the leader was not worried about his political future.

Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari has cut short his Dubai visit and has returned to his country. The country's Parliament meets today in an emergency session, even as the confrontation between the government and the powerful military is threatening to boil over.

Pakistan's president returned home early Monday, nearly two weeks after a surprise trip to Dubai for medical treatment sparked rumors that he might step down under pressure from the country's powerful military.

Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari, who was treated for a heart condition in Dubai, could return to his country late tonight, according to a media report. Mr Zardari had been declared "completely fit" by doctors and was told he could resume his normal duties, a Pakistan news channel quoted its sources as saying.

A statement from Pakistan's president says he will be discharged from hospital in Dubai on Thursday, and that all tests carried out on him returned results "within normal range." The statement on Wednesday said that Asif Ali Zardari was to "rest at home", once he has left the hospital.

President Asif Ali Zardari has not suffered a stroke and his condition is improving rapidly though he would need to rest for two weeks in a Dubai hospital before returning to the country, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said on Sunday.

Pakistan People's Party chief Bilawal Bhutto Zardari today returned to the country after spending over a week in Dubai but will not lead the party's campaign for the May 11 general election, one of his close aides said.

Pakistan's former military ruler Pervez Musharraf said Friday he would definitely return home Sunday to contest historic elections in May and that he was prepared to risk any danger to his life.

Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari returned from Dubai early on Friday morning and his office says he is not worried about the political crisis that is gripping his country. Mr Zardari's government and Pakistan's powerful military have been in confrontation mode over the last few days, fuelling fears of a coup. There has also been pressure on th...

Pakistan's president returned on Friday from a trip to Dubai that provoked fresh questions over whether he was being pushed out of office, his spokesman said, adding that the leader was not worried about his political future.

Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari has cut short his Dubai visit and has returned to his country. The country's Parliament meets today in an emergency session, even as the confrontation between the government and the powerful military is threatening to boil over.

Pakistan's president returned home early Monday, nearly two weeks after a surprise trip to Dubai for medical treatment sparked rumors that he might step down under pressure from the country's powerful military.

Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari, who was treated for a heart condition in Dubai, could return to his country late tonight, according to a media report. Mr Zardari had been declared "completely fit" by doctors and was told he could resume his normal duties, a Pakistan news channel quoted its sources as saying.

A statement from Pakistan's president says he will be discharged from hospital in Dubai on Thursday, and that all tests carried out on him returned results "within normal range." The statement on Wednesday said that Asif Ali Zardari was to "rest at home", once he has left the hospital.

President Asif Ali Zardari has not suffered a stroke and his condition is improving rapidly though he would need to rest for two weeks in a Dubai hospital before returning to the country, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said on Sunday.